The RPA Show Episode 1 – What is RPA?
I started an RPA podcast! I like to talk automation and what better way to do that than by chatting to you all on a …
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Ternary Operators In C#
Why write code that spans 8 lines when it can fit on one? I made a video about shortening your IF ELSE statements in C# …
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HTTP GET and POST in C#
Making an GET or POST Request is easy in C# thanks to the HttpClient object. This object comes out of the box in C# and …
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Is C# Good for Beginners?
Are you a programmer looking to dip your toes into a new language? Or are you starting from scratch and trying to find the best language to cut your teeth on. Whether you are a fresh-faced junior or a hardened FORTRAN veteran, C# is a fantastic language for people who need a general-purpose, object oriented language. But despite it’s reasonably low barrier of entry. it may not be for everyone.
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How To Receive and Parse Emails from SendGrid in .NET
SendGrid is offering a robust event webhook in the form of Inbound Email Parse, an API feature that allows you to receive emails for a …
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.NET TCPListener: Accepting Multiple Client Connections
TCP. It’s a key component of the foundation of the internet. We take it for granted every day while we’re online. Sometimes, it becomes necessary …
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VB.NET Lambda Expressions for C# Developers
I’m a C# developer primarily. Wherever I can use it, my day-to-day language for getting stuff done is C#. The nature of my work dictates …
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Walking the Path to Cleaner Code with NDepend.
As developers, we are constantly surrounded by rules. Rules for code-style, rules for better performance, rules for good design, but who is setting those rules? …
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Azure Websocket Timeouts on Long-Living Connections
I’ve been recently working on a gateway service hosted in Azure that is primarily a TCP server. One of the key requirements of the project …
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Hashing and Salting Passwords in C#
UPDATE: This example previously used a SHA256 algorithm to hash and Math.Random to generate a salt, it has been correctly pointed out that there are …
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